'Teach social skills' presentation slideshows

Module 4: Enhancing Social Developing for Students with ASD in General Education Classrooms

Module 4: Enhancing Social Developing for Students with ASD in General Education Classrooms. Lesson 2 Social Skills. Outline. Defining Social Skills Examples of Social Skills Selecting Goals Skill Acquisition vs. Performance Deficits Strategies for Teaching Social Skills.

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BEHAVIOUR AND EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF ASD

BEHAVIOUR AND EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF ASD. Dr Clodagh Doyle Consultant Clinical Psychologist. Aims of Session. An explanation of behaviour To gain awareness of behaviour and emotional concerns and associated difficulties in ASD To offer some practical strategies and management advice. Exercise.

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Visual Strategies for Learning and Behavior

Visual Strategies for Learning and Behavior. Madonna M. Kellen SMOC Head Start. Why use visuals?. Visual strategies were developed to support children with disabilities but all children benefit from these strategies. Visual supports allow children to plan and foresee what is coming next.

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Overview of Self-determination

Overview of Self-determination. Self-determination learning model of instruction teacher guide Colleen A. Thoma Virginia Department of Education Virginia Training and Technical Assistance Center Virginia Pilot Schools (Franklin County, Richmond City, Prince Edward County, Montgomery County).

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Fundamentals of Inclusive Practice

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Communication Strategies and Technology Solutions for Students with ASD

Communication Strategies and Technology Solutions for Students with ASD. Lyn Phoenix Assistive Technology Coordinator S.T.A.R.S. Program Amy Percassi, Director. Definition of Autism. DSM-IV IDEA section 300. Communication Strategies. Build Rapport Motivators/ Reinforcement

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Uniquely Gifted

Uniquely Gifted. Presented By: Christon Causey and Latricia Davis. What do these people have in common?. Sir Isaac Newton. Thomas Jefferson. Michelangelo. Bill Gates. Hans Christian Anderson. Albert Einstein. They all had characteristics of. Description.

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Teaching Social Skills to Students with Visual Impairment

Teaching Social Skills to Students with Visual Impairment. Positive Interventions & Strategies. Why Teach Social Skills. Students with visual impairments require mediation of the environment Students with visual impairments acquire social skills much differently than their sighted peers

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Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder

Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder. November 2011. What is Autism?. A behavioral syndrome present from early life Cause is still unknown Genetic Better identification Immunizations environment Increase in over 200%. What is Autism?. Spectrum disorder

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About STARTTS

Models for Group Work Using Art and Expressive Therapies with Newly Arrived Refugee Young People. About STARTTS. Our Mission : Facilitate the healing process & resource others Our Clients : Individuals & communities from refugee backgrounds now living in NSW. And service providers.

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What is Culture?

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Boost brain-power of children through augmented reality games

To teach social skills, team learning games are the best tools for kids. Many Augmented reality games teach children the importance of sharing, teamwork, and cooperation. Kids get familiar with values like patience, reward, success, and leadership. They come to know about how to deal with failure and challenges; meanwhile chasing the targets. As kids play in a team, their communication skills get improvised and they experience a real boost in confidence.

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